Regulations on Minimum Knowledge After Graduation in Intermediate Educational Program for Civil Electrical Engineering

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In the Regulations on Minimum Knowledge Volume and Competency Requirements for Students after Graduating from Intermediate and College Levels in Civil Electrical Engineering attached with Circular 48/2018/TT-BLDTBXH, the minimum knowledge to be achieved after graduating from the intermediate level in civil electrical engineering is specified as follows:

- Be able to describe the properties, usage, symbols, and scope of application of electrical materials commonly used in the civil electrical engineering sector;

- Be able to describe the principles of construction, functions, usage, and maintenance of measuring instruments and low voltage electrical devices in the field of civil electrical engineering;

- Be able to describe basic concepts and diagrams of basic electrical circuits commonly used in household electrical appliances;

- Be able to describe the operating principles and characteristics of various types of sensors, oscillator circuits, sequential logic circuits, memory circuits, and A/D - D/A conversion circuits;

- Be able to describe the function, structure, working principles, installation methods, and operational procedures, maintenance, and repair of domestic heating devices, single-phase transformers, single-phase synchronous AC generators, and three-phase and single-phase asynchronous AC motors;

- Be able to describe electrical safety technical measures and methods for first aid in work accidents; methods for resuscitating victims of electric shock;

- Be able to describe basic knowledge of politics, culture, society, law, national defense, security, and physical education as required.

See details in Circular 48/2018/TT-BLDTBXH, issued on December 28, 2018.

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